The Minority Caucus in Parliament, composed of members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has raised serious concerns about irregularities during the vetting of ministerial nominees for the Government of President John Dramani Mahama.
The Assistant Headmistress (Administration) of Accra Girls Senior High School, Madam Gladys Lebene Kuetuadu, has called for urgent government intervention to address several challenges hindering the school’s operations, despite its remarkable academic and co-curricular achievements.
The Headmistress of Chemu Senior High School (SHS) in Tema, Mrs. Vicentia Kyere Anin-Agyei, has appealed for urgent intervention to address critical challenges facing the school, notably the lack of a boarding facility and staff accommodation.
The Medical Superintendent of the Goaso Municipal Hospital, Dr. James Ankamah, has made an urgent appeal for government and corporate support to address severe infrastructure decay, critical staffing shortages, and operational challenges threatening service delivery at the 128-bed facility.
The Executive Director of the Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG), Dr. Peter Yeboah, has called for enhanced inclusiveness, equity, and synergy within Ghana’s healthcare system to ensure better outcomes for all citizens.
The Holy Family Catholic Hospital in Techiman has been lauded as a vital national healthcare asset during a visit by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health, which formed part of a nationwide oversight tour of health facilities.
The Executive Director of the Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG), Dr. Peter Yeboah, has called for enhanced inclusiveness, equity, and synergy within Ghana’s healthcare system to ensure better outcomes for all citizens.
The Holy Family Catholic Hospital in Techiman has been lauded as a vital national healthcare asset during a visit by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health, which formed part of a nationwide oversight tour of health facilities.
In a significant step toward strengthening the participation of youth and women in governance, Parliamentary Network Africa (PNAfrica), in collaboration with the Parliament of Ghana, successfully hosted a specialized orientation session for young and women MPs-elect of the 9th Parliament on Monday, March 24, 2025.
The Assistant Headmistress (Administration) of Accra Girls Senior High School, Madam Gladys Lebene Kuetuadu, has called for urgent government intervention to address several challenges hindering the school’s operations, despite its remarkable academic and co-curricular achievements.
The Headmistress of Chemu Senior High School (SHS) in Tema, Mrs. Vicentia Kyere Anin-Agyei, has appealed for urgent intervention to address critical challenges facing the school, notably the lack of a boarding facility and staff accommodation.
The Medical Superintendent of the Goaso Municipal Hospital, Dr. James Ankamah, has made an urgent appeal for government and corporate support to address severe infrastructure decay, critical staffing shortages, and operational challenges threatening service delivery at the 128-bed facility.
The Executive Director of the Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG), Dr. Peter Yeboah, has called for enhanced inclusiveness, equity, and synergy within Ghana’s healthcare system to ensure better outcomes for all citizens.
The Holy Family Catholic Hospital in Techiman has been lauded as a vital national healthcare asset during a visit by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health, which formed part of a nationwide oversight tour of health facilities.
In a significant step toward strengthening the participation of youth and women in governance, Parliamentary Network Africa (PNAfrica), in collaboration with the Parliament of Ghana, successfully hosted a specialized orientation session for young and women MPs-elect of the 9th Parliament on Monday, March 24, 2025.
Ghana’s Parliament has approved the repeal of the Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy), with the bill now awaiting President John Dramani Mahama’s assent to become law. This move fulfills a major campaign promise by President Mahama to abolish the levy within his first 120 days in office.
The Minority in Parliament has strongly condemned what it describes as a rising trend of unlawful raids and political intimidation against former government officials by state security agencies. Addressing a press conference in Parliament, the Second Deputy Minority Whip, Hon. Jerry Ahmed Shaib, criticized the conduct of National Security operatives, particularly in the recent raid on the residence of the immediate past Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Ernest Addison.
Mahama Ayariga, Member of Parliament for Bawku Central, condemns in no uncertain terms the brutality meted out to women, children, old men and innocent youth in the night of Tuesday 18th March 2025 in some sections of Bawku Municipality and vows to demand total accountability on the part of the military.
The Ghanaian government has unveiled a series of interventions in the 2025 Budget to tackle the country’s deepening energy sector crisis, which has been plagued by inefficiencies, debts, and financing shortfalls.
Ghana’s Minister for Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has presented the 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy to Parliament, outlining ambitious reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy, reducing debt, and creating jobs.
The former Deputy minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon Kwaku Apratwum has indicated that a decision by the minister for Foreign Affairs Hon Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to establish students Desk in the 11 Foreign missions is needless.
